Oi!

Oi! is a historic colonial-era building on Oil Street in the northern part of the island, displaying characteristic features of the Arts and Crafts movement. The property comprises several connected areas, including galleries, workshop spaces, and outdoor areas used for artistic activities and events.

The building was constructed in 1908 and originally served as the headquarters of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club before changing use in 1938. In the following decades it functioned as government quarters until it was later repurposed as an arts center.

The space now hosts art exhibitions and events that engage with contemporary themes and support local creative practices. Its rooms encourage artists and visitors to experience a range of artistic expressions, from traditional craft to modern work.

The site is located in Tai Koo and is accessible on foot from the MTR station; the various areas are easy to navigate. Visitors should come during daytime to enjoy activities and exhibitions fully, and a visit typically takes about one to two hours.

The building was long closed to the public until it was reactivated in recent years as an arts platform. This transformation shows how the place now serves again as a meeting point for creative minds and art enthusiasts.

Location: Eastern District

Architectural style: Arts and Crafts movement

Website: http://lcsd.gov.hk/CE/Museum/APO/en_US/web/apo/oi_main.html

GPS coordinates: 22.28880,114.19300

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:40